JUDICIAL · FL · 1951-1953
Roy H. Chapman
Supreme Court Chief Justice · Democrat · Florida
Background
Roy H. Chapman served as Supreme Court Chief Justice of Florida from 1951–1953 (2 years). Took office after Elwyn Thomas; succeeded by Harold L. Sebring. Same-year political environment (1951): Governor Fuller Warren.
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Others who held this office in Florida
- Stephen H. Grimes (1994-1996)
- Rosemary Barkett (1992-1994)
- Leander J. Shaw Jr. (1990-1992)
- Raymond Ehrlich (1988-1990)
- Joseph A. Boyd Jr. (1986-1988)
- James E. Alderman (1984-1986)
- Alan C. Sundberg (1982-1984)
- Joseph A. Boyd Jr. (1980-1982)
- Arthur J. England Jr. (1978-1980)
- Ben F. Overton (1976-1978)
- James C. Adkins (1974-1976)
- Vassar B. Carlton (1971-1973)
- B. K. Roberts (1969-1971)
- E. Harris Drew (1957-1959)
- Harold L. Sebring (1955-1957)
- Elwyn Thomas (1949-1951)